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This week, I have a nice Q&A session for you. Three really great questions that cover a variety of topics. Some of the content in here is sexually related and there is also plenty of talk about trauma. Be advised.
From Benjamin Franklin to Tim Ferriss, so many of the world’s most amazingly productive and successful people in the past and present have advocated for using a journal. Coincidence? I think not. There are research-proven benefits to journaling as well as countless personal tales of how using a journal has helped to increase productivity, happiness, and creativity. I’m sure this isn’t news to you. Most people understand that journaling is beneficial, so why haven’t you started? In this article, I want to give you my view on why you should journal and a simple printable to get you started journaling today.
This is a question from episode 55 of the Hardcore Self Help Podcast. New episodes are up on Thursdays!
I’ve been in a good-ish place mentally, and have been going to therapy for the last few weeks. I was wondering if there is any way to prepare for a session or any work to do in between sessions?
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Hello, friends! It’s only been like 3 episodes since I’ve done a Q&A, but it feels like it has been forever. Super happy to be back here answering your mental health questions. The next 3 episodes will be a bit different due to my paternity leave, which I explain at the top of the episode.
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Today we have another question and answer episode featuring some super interesting questions, including what to do when you start developing feelings for your therapist. Also, don’t forget to sign up for my newsletter to get the free resources mentioned in the episode!